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bond

[bond] / bɒnd /






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Mr Hunt's strong bond with his daughter, alongside their desire to create a powerful legacy out of what happened to their family, was evident throughout the Today interview.

From BBC

That unbreakable bond was deepened further when Worcestershire won a dramatic One-Day Cup final against Hampshire at Trent Bridge in September.

From BBC

Markets for U.S. bonds, however, will close early at 2 p.m.

From Barron's

What's worse is that, because albatrosses are monogamous and pair for life, it takes them up to four years to bond with a partner.

From BBC

“That’s why I think this locker room bonds so well, and why we’ve had success, no matter how many people have transferred.”

From Los Angeles Times